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R34 GTR OEM Front Diffuser ( do have some minor scratch and tear at the front but can be easily repaired)-- $580

R34 GTT OEM Air box with snorkel (good condition) -- $180 SOLD

R34 GTT OEM SMIC( good condition, can be used as upgrade for R33) -- $180 SOLD

R34 GTT OEM Coilpacks set of 6(replaced with Splitfire coils at 56,000kms) -- $200 or $45 each.

R34 GTT OEM Mud Guards set of 3 ( the front passenger side is missing) -- $100

Random intercooler piping with heavy duty clamps, hose joint -- $80

R34 OEM front indicator light bulbs -- $5

R34 OEM Crankshaft Sensor(broken but might be useful to replace some part) -- $20

R33 OEM Front indicator with connector and bulbs -- $80

Pioneer Slide Down MP3 player and 7" Pioneer DVD player( the dvd player works awkward as it slide in and out every 15 minutes by itself but still be able to play movie, the mp3 player works perfectly) Will sell together at --$450 STOLEN!! DAMM IT SOME THIEVES JUST BROKE INTO MY housE AND STOLE THEM!! GUYS HELP ME TO KEEP AN EYES IF SEEING THESE SELLING ANYWHERe ELSE!

Hey Guys come and throw me an offer ~ need things gone~! =)

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